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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
AND
EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE !!


As admir- Of Julia A. Ruby, decd will
offer AT public sale at her late residence,
SATURDAY. AUG. % 1851.
the following property, to-wit: | reaper
l mower. l wheat-fan, l cutting box, wa
gon. apple mill and press, > two year Old
heifers, | copper kettle, stoves beds, bed
ding, tables, chairs, carpet, &c, &C.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums under $40, the cash will be re-
onired over $40. Il credit Of four months
will be given the purchasers giving nego-
table notes with approved security.
On the same day and place, as executor
of Philip Ruby, decd, and by consen. OF
the heirs al law Of Julia 4. Ruby, decd, ]
will offer at public sale the real estate Of
which the said Philip Ruby died seized
and possessed, together with the undlvid-
ed half interest. conveyed to me as trustee
for IIeaton heirs by Philip Ruby, the two
interest, embracing the whole farm on
which the said Julia A. Ruby resided at
tie time of her death. containing
142 ACRES
more or less, adjoining the lands of Robt.
Foitz, W. II. Stickley and Others. THIS -
a valuable farm.
TERMS OF SALE:
Three hundred dollars cash on the dag
Of sale and the residue in three equal an
nual payments with interest from the day
of sale. the purchaser to execute his bonds,
the frat bond with good personal security,
and give a deed of trust on the land rs adj
dtional security.
~ Sale of the personal property to COM
mence at $50 o'clock, A. W., and the real
estate will be- sold Immediately after the
sale of the personal property.
is. HEATON. Admir-
Of Jula A. Ruby. dec d.
JOS. NJ. BARTON, Exr
Of Philip Ruby, decd and
Trust. for Julia A. IIeaton's heirs
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1887.
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cles on the Railway Problem by compe-
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cies by L. p. Roe; and other attractions.
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A. NJ. Doyle, of Columbus, Ga, says :
oFrom my own experience, know Sellers
Liver Pills to be the best in use" They
cure malarie, etc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12

Court is stillin session up to the time
of our going to press, and will probably
continue the ret Of the week. We will
give the proceedings in full next week.
LIST Or cONvEYANCEs.
Deed from Jacob Bowers and wife to j..
NJ FUnkhouser
Deed from George Bowers and wife to
same.
Deed from Us. II. smurr and wife to
Mary Basye.
Deed from Norris Lutz TO Mary NJ. Lutz.
Deed from joseph Z. Barb to Nathaniel
Merkley.
Deed from Edmund Carrier to Samuel
Carrier
Deed from LID. Funkhouser to Catha-
rine Cody.
Deed from J. c. LuthOltz and wife to
James N. Lineburg.
Deed from Jonas w. Wakeman to David
Smooth.
Ottu Iull VI L. W 1tbVlf NNHtA'i e't"N'o'S
II. Rupert.
Deed from Vim. NJ. sibert, &c, to Sarah
F. Stiegle.
Deed from Robt. Wilson and wife to
William B. Win.
Deed from VIM. Donaldson aud wife to
Kate r. Hickman.
Deed from Noah Glenn aud wife, &c. to
to Henry Hollar.
Deed from Frederick Weaver and wife,
&C., to Harvey Hollar.
Deed from A. r. Rosenberger to F. +.
Keys.
Deed from G.. S. GocbenOur, Trus, aud
wife, &c, to John J. GOcheuour.
Deed from Adam Barb and wife to Saml.
B. Walker.
Deed from same to VIM. +. Barb.
Deed from B, A. & d. c. Nef to r. C
Bauserman.
Deed from Jos. T. Hickman and wife t.
/ c. L. Proctor.
Deed from W. T. Williams, conn.,, t.
VIM. B. will.
]
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12

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Sealed propcals will be received pY
the undersigned until August 25th, at y
o'clock noon, ia erecting building 1886,
octagOn gable, 'wo stories with porcnes.
The bids 70 inlude the furnishing of all
material by thecontractor excepting floor
inc and frame stuff. / also want bids
that include al material to be furnished
by myself. propose to pay spot cash for
this work and will expect bidders to take
this into consideration in making out
their estimates. Plans and specifications
can be seen by 0lling on me.
JOS. F. HOFFMAN.
Edinburg. Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12

A Coon LAN.-Ihe latest postal laws
are sneh that newspaper publishers can
have arrested for faud any one who takes
q naper and r,fuses to pay for it,
rr,1ar this law aly man who allows his
s,,,sc,,ntion TO rn for some time unpaid
aud than orders itdiscontinued, or orders
the postmaster tOnark 1t refused ana
10 send postal cad notifying the pub
fishers laws him2f liable 70 arrest and
and fine the sane as for theft, etc
PGarOte Leader.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12

On Thursday evening of last week a
match game of base ball was played in
New Market, little village in the upper
end of this county, between a club of that
Mace and the surrounding country, and
Climb from Harrisonburg. The score stood
Harrisonburg IS, New Market aud yicin.
ity IL. This made some of the New
Market people so angry that they wanted
to get out their old fire engine aud squirt
o. the HarrisOnbnrg boys.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12
MA FRIED.

On the TIN inst. near Saumsville, by
Ed. Z. b. Shaver, Mr.. Perry Orndorf to
Miss Mary c. Peer, both Of this county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12

out IN the best
manner and at
{ he low est
prices. | am
prepared to
drill wells to
any depth up
tO6O0 feet, and
will guarantee
to give salts
faction 10 ev-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12
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three years back, in neat cloth binding,
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Last Excurspn of the Season, via
Picturesque B. & o. to Atlantic
CitYand Cane NAV.

The last of tie series Of popular Excur-
sions to the Seshore, via Il. Il o. X. r.
will be run or Thursday, August 18TH
The tickets vii be good either to Atlantic
City or Cape Nay, at the option OF the
passenger, aud include the privilege OF
stopping over It Washington City on the
return journey They viii be sold for
train leaving Woodstock ll.55 a. m.
August 18th. a,d will be valid for return
passage until August 9th, inclusive. The
train arrives in Philadelphia at S.45 p. IN.
same day. Passengers will remain over
night in Philadelphia. Tickets will be
honored from Philadelphia to Atlantic
City or Cape Nay on all regular trains OF
the 10Th. Round Trip Rate $3.50. For
information indetail, call upon or address
Ticket Agents,B. & o. r. Il.
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Estray Notice.

VIRGINIA, To-Wn:
' In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Shenandoah, July nth, l--7
Is VACATION.
The Cumberland County Fertilizer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III
AGAINST
J. C. Haneu, Campbell Hanen and JOS.
IIaneu, partners doing business under the
firm name and style of c. Iianen and
Bros. .----.---- ---------- b'i'''
Is DEBT
The object of this snt is to recover the
sum of sl39. Is with interest thereon to
be computed after the rate of six per
centum per annum from Nov. 4, l,c6 TIL
payment, evidenced by negotiable note
dated Nov. /, lSsj. and payable twelve
months after date, for $4,000 and nOtOral
charges S2.26.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendant Joseph Hanen il not an
inhabitant Of this State.-lt is ordered,
that he do appear here within one
month after due publication thereof
and do what is necessary TO protect his
interest and that a copy of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in
Woodstock. once a week for four success
sivc weeks and copy be posted at the
front door at the Court House of said
county. on the first day of the next Coun-
~ Court.
gro. W MuTY, C.. .. csc.
\ Copy Testc,
gro. W. MuEY. G. c.c.s.c.
Walker n Keller p. O..
July CIV.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12
JAMES NJ. HrckERsoS.
MANUFACTURER OF sTONEwARE,
strasburs, Shenandoah County, Va.
PRICE LIST.

Rdilous ucAs
A liberal discount 10 the trade. Prompt
attention to orders. Goods warranted 10
be pure, salt-glazed Stoneware. No lead
or m etallic glazing used, asst is poisonous
Remember am about the only man
that il making ware in Strasburg this sea-
son. JAMES NJ. hlVhbhoVN'
Nav l3-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12

We wonder iisome ct our citizens
know that there heavy fine for throw
ing dead chiokes in the streets The
person who throw a dead chicken INTO
the streets violate the law and is inst as
liable 10 be heayik fned as the one who
dracs and leayel there a dead horse or
hog. Some pares are being watched
and NAV soon mst with very disagree
able surprise. it this time two dead
chickens are pssoning the air on the
street between ~ residences Of Mr.. Robt.
Anderson aud NJ. Mccain.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12
UARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year:

Ono Tear lJ- NumDtIo - - ~ 10
IIarper's Hand Series. One Year,
to- NUMBER .----- 5000 $500 ." ~
Postage Free to all Subscribers IN the
United States or Canada.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12

A laundry has been started in Luray'
We never knew town that needed one
worse than thatplace. We hope that our
brother. Tom Arry, Of the Courier. can
now have a Glen shirt at least once
month But aftr all what are they going
TO wash in that laundry' Luray fellows
never wear aH socks and their coats
tightly buttouei to the chin are always
suggestive Of D shirt. The last dude
that came over rom Luray put on more
airs in a minut,than a brass band could
play in a year. sd all because his second
hand paper cOlr was buttoned fast to a
very sore lookig pimple on the back OF
his neck
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12

Mr.. Guyon II. Buebler, Business Man
ager Of the "Staiand Sentinel Gettys'
burg, Pa, paid u very pleasant call on
Wednesday. Mt Buehler, 10 company
with several othr gentlemen, is on a
b,cvcle tour thrugh the Valley, but by
reason Of a badly sprained ankle and
some painful buises received in fall
while entering Winchester, was compelled
70 stop at this pont and take the train
back to Martinslurg. We found him
most agreeable cinpaniOa, ike all news
paper men and not one bit afraid OF
snakes. He willfnd a hearty welcome IN
the HERALD ofis when he comes again.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-12
Artesian Wells.

After working at the artesian
well business for nearly three
years, and having SPARED no
pains nor expense in equipping
myself, having invested over
$1,000 in tools alone, ! offer my
services to all who want wells
drilled and completely fitted
-. &, ,ba Ia.t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11

gartei eriftirt, bic beim 2eien bieier
gta9ri@t ein f9iefes @sfi6t MAIDEN
tpirb-bas finb iene, bic segen feb en-
Gort19ritt finb, neil fte ni1t bic Wabrz
belt tener tpi9tigen 2ebensregel su be-
greifen I'm 5tanbe fnb, Die ba beiBt !:
sWer ernten mill, Der muB erfi
den." 9lber ni9t bloB 2orn unb
Cotton, es giebt au6 eine anbere Muss
taat bic, tuenn aud inbireft, bod ebens
faus flingenbe Miin3e als 6ru1t abs
tpirft.
Gum S6luf5e bieler Rorresponbena
mill i'd nod bic erfreuli6e NahriAt
anfiigen, baB aunmebr aud in 86rne
ernftli6e Infrengungen sur parteiors
ganiiation in oer probibitionsfrage
gema9t merben. gapt. 6. @6ramm
bat BET feiner Gnmeienbeit am 4. Suli
nit berf6iebene prominenten Birgern
bartber berbanbelt unb 6err 6einridj
Sbeib auf mebrfa6es griu9en bic Sub
feription in bic 9anb genommen. Bez
reits finb aniebnli9e Betrdge geaei6net
tporoen, un0 es tperben 8orbereitungen
gu elmer Intiprobibition s-8eriammlung
getroffen. BON bem 9anbe finb bereits
3uf9erungen einselaufen, Delegaten
au ienben. @s mirb alio au9 unier
G0rne feinen plab in ben &eiben ber
&dmpfer 3ur Gertbeibigung ber peri0bns
li9en Greibeit einnebmen unb gef9lois
len merben mir einiteben, baB in unie.
rem gountD teine Stimme perIoren
gebt. g. Braun.-
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SptBe1t Separtenteltt.
mir ben 8ori6lag gema9t = IaF' bas
genug fein. Sd tperoe es bebenfen."
sic traten in 6as 6Qus.

uttl uei ~CuAlutuB BCHlutYl w Uus
genug iein. Sd merbe es bebenfen.
Sic traten in bas Daus.
grneitine--id babe Sir ben per:
fpro6euen 5pbpgmosrapben ulitge,
bra6t, tpilft Du ibn iebens
Neiny i'd min auf mein 3immer uni
ruben.
9eutbolb mar ratblos. CT tpollte Il,
Iiebt nibt ii6 ielbft iiberlaiien. gr tpoIltl
ibre Nufregung bentBen, um ibr bas
@ebeimniB su entloden, bas iie bor ibn1
batte. 56on mar fie an ber Sbhr :
6a rief er ibr nod: "A propos, grne'
! ifinel it gratulire Dir."
Wo3u2
Sd babe beute Morgen cine Snbis
friction begangen unb bic MbbanbIung
auf Deinem S@reibtiiG berborgeiu1f,
bic Du mir 10 lange borentbaIten. grs
tefine, itb fam Dir iasen, i'd bin gans
erifaunt! Das lberHtgelt NQes, tuas
Ou bisber gema9t-bas ipirb pie eine
granbfadel in bic @elebrtenlpelt eins
f1lagea!
@rneitine lieB ben Sburgriff log, ben
1ie f6on gefaBt batte uno lab i'm tribe
an: o@laubft Du2" sic f1lttelte 6as
Saupt: oSie tuerben es bod ni9t aufe
fommen laffen.
8, bas benfe ni1t. go etlpas muB
fi9 8abn bre9en, beRen fei berli9ert.
ggie bift Su nur auf bieien groBartisen
ginfaa getommena
Wie man am gnbe auf Nles fpmmt
-bur9 Sbeenperbinoung. Wenn es fitb
nur begriinben ldBtl
., setpiB, i6 berbiirse mid, baB es
ri9tig 1T. Mdb9en, Su bajt eine gros
BE 3utunft. Sd slaubte Si9 gu fens
men, aber Du iiberraf1eit mid immer
ouf's Neue bur6 Deinen pa9ienben
@enius.
Ontel, fagte grneftine nit iiberifr6.
member Oant6arteit. 'Du giebft mir
neues 2eben. = @er5eib' mir, baB i6
Did eiuen Nugenblid bertannte, baB i6
Dir unre6t that!
2af' es nur gut ieiu, mein liebes
2inb. gDir bleiben oeruo9 Greunbe.
Sd fam mir es benten, tie baben Did
gegen mid aufgebebt nnb Ou baf if.
men geglaubt. Naein 9innteI, tper bat
benn ni6t einmaI cine fdma6e Gtun6es
So, ia = adj, Obeim, es mar eiue
Id 10 DE Stunbe! uno fe 5cblug in
tiefer Sei6dmung bic 6dnbe Dor bas
@efi9t.
. Sd erratbel faete 2euibolb NIT ieis
ner nod INNER melobii6ep. eini6meis
6elnben Stimme. Mean at Dir bas
9er3 f4mer gsma9t. man yat Dir BON
Siebe geipro9en, bot Did sir Srau bes
gebrt. giiGt mabr2
grneffine f9wieg.
Man bat aber einen tDtie iGen Gims
ion in Dir ertannt unb m lie Dir bic
Soden bef9neiben. um alsoonn rufen
5u f0nnen: pbiliiter iiber Dirl
grneiiine fiel ibm ms Dort:
sObeim. i6meig, ipri9 ni9t in bieiem
Zone bon einem Menf9en, Der mir beis
Iis iff!"
(6ortfetung foIst.)
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8nfansmenbreGen mnc agieSers
Qlafbouen.

Benn Elm Mann t6rperlid ,uIammsubrid,t,
10 tdnst bie Grase Der gSie6erberffelIuna aum,
grohen Sbeile oapon ab, tuie Ianse Belt er Der.
fieeen ldtt, ste er. .su msbiainif6tn NlitteIn
sreift nm jeine @sfunSbeit pisber an erlanaen.
Gin ardftiaunss.littel, ipeldes ber gerbauuna
uno Der afiimilation einsn ral6en unb frSftis
genbeH Smpnls siebt 1T bas bette SiIfsmitteI,
Defen Ct ii4 bsO:enen fann, uno er follte iofort
au einem iol4en feine 8nFudt nebmen. 8 o.
itetters Masenbttters bat iid5 INNER
aIs BIZ. 5uberIaifsfe Stibe Der Gdpdd,Iidben,
Der Glten unb Der Herbofen erpieien unb III
baiieIbe ein SfrdftisunssmitteI bon nationaTer
Beriibmtbeit un6 erpielenem @ertbe, bon aus.
ee5ei6neten aerSten empfobIen, nidt nur un
einsn 3srriitteten aorper tpie6er aufaubouen,
ionbern ouG aIs elm Wlittel eesen Dbspepfie.
8erfopfuus, aeberIeiosn, gSs9lelfieber uuS
9ierenIeiOsn. 8dbreno ss ni9t beanIprud,t
ipirO, BAY eadslbe cine @anaeee if, 10 10 es
bod Elm bO@ft nibIides unb biel umfaFenbes
2ausmittel. es 1T au6eroem ebeniO uneefabr.
lid tuie iuirtlam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-11

Serrem 8albrtssan unb braunes QisIettreab
Ilnterdeu9, bon Sl.75 Bis $3.50, per aln3ug.
Sine bubble MnspabI bon f1narsen 6aIs.
ta4ern, Gantaiiei9 i9leifen, Min6for. nub -four
in banb" .grabatten.
Gin f9oner 8orratb Son Ieineuen uu6 ieioe.
men Serren.Saf@entiidern, Spera ShTetfen,
fei6enen &esenf9irmen.
Gin febr srobes ahoriement bon ipei6en uub
bnnten Rnaben.S Sberbemoen aus @ereaI, firs
Alter bon 4-l2 Sabrsn, gu 16, 20, s5, SO gs.
unb aufp1rts. >
. 2srrenldute in allen Gprmea unb gaufsrn
nno gu allen &reiieu.
Son Serren. nnb Rnaben. Gtrobbiten boben
mir oas aussebreitetRe Eager i'm ShbpeRen
2erren. unb 8uaben.G GiHbite, iuei@e unb
fteife, bon allen Mrten nnb Sdattirnngen.
Sdnb3eug fiir 9araett d. &inber.
Sn bieiem Departement bin itb 70 nohl bor.
sefsben, bab i'd aae nnO Sebermann au befrie.
btgen berntdg
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Gin nFfenes sd,retbe,t.

BInom ingtun. Sns.,
18. Sept. 1882.
9erren s. 5. gbenep & Co.,.
Solebo. Gb.
Sd bin 48 Sabre alt unb litt metn
Seben lang an @atarrb, felt 10 Sabren
lit i'd am Mftbma, unb felt 5 eSabren
trdntelte i6 an einem b6sartigen 6us
iten. Sd gebrau1te allerlei 6eilmitfel !;
ging nd6 9ot 5prings-trob alebem
teine Sinberung meines trDiiloien 3u=
itanoes, feline @enefung. 9a iab i'd,
f6on Der Nufl6iung nabe, in elmer 3eis
tung cine Nn3eige bon Or. Sals 60
tarrb Cure, unb bdtte i9 ni9t fofort
mid biefes Mittels bebient, beHen beils
famen @influB i9 in tur3er 3eit 3u fiibs
len bic Greube batte-beute ldge i9 i'm
Grabe. Gin uebel nod benz anberm
berf6manb unb bic @eiunbbeit tebrte
pieoer, i'd atbme Iei6t unb fiible mid
iuobl tpie ME subor. Sd piinf9te Sc
6em, oer bon @atarrb, Suften, 9labma
beimgeiuGt 1T, 9als Gatarrb Cure
peri6nlif empfeblen gu t6nnen.
Sd berntag nidt S6nen in Morten
nleine bolle Sanfbarfeit aus3uipre6en,
nebmen Sic bieie 3eilen entgegen ,ur
beliebigen 8er0fentli9ung i'm Snterelle
oller 2eioenben.
Sofepbine @brisman,
4O6, s. gt. Street.
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Oalneltz6iite ,c Il.

Diefes Departement fann, sleid ben ibri.
gen nidt abertrOffen iuerben, bd id) fdmmtli9t
Mrtisel brett in,pprtire unb I'M 6tanbe bin,
bic bette mnb rei9baltisffe NusnabI in Beaue
auf leste @eobe unb Stil gu rafentiren, ipie
!. 3. u@aueb" gapitoIia, @lirriam, @binis,
Oenber, Barrett, @fib Ga Belle, Meboro,
Rrinceton, Sbeal, Mliee. Sennora. Surebe.
Bel nns finbet man bic nemeiten Wmfter in
Sntbefas bon febr sefallisem St1I unb au
niebrisfen YreiIei,-son s5 es. bis $1.bo.
Mle Irten aufpns. 8af6el, 8eeren unb cine
pradtboDe Mnsbabl bon BIumen ,e.
Ed@er, In groBem gorratb bonn einfa1ften
bts gum elegantefen, unb au allen Wreifen.
Serrel1=G Garberobe.
Bir baben ein aussebebntes nnb pra9tboaes
Ahortement bon Serren< Oberbemben aus Ser
cal, an allen Yreiien. Das bette 80 st. Com.
mer Merimo Semb, ietnals int Marlte.
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sW Sn Golse ber Anforberunsen,
tuelbe ni9t nur In unierer Stabt, fons
bern aud ousndris an unfere 2one
Star 8rauerei seifellt perben,
bat bieielbe fi6 peranlaBt geieben, neue
Mai6inerie i'm Mertbe bon iiber $685.
600 auI3uiiellen. 9ie 8rauerei bat
beute mebr als bic boppelte &apa3itdt
als sur 3eit ibrer @riinbung un6 in
eben benz MsaBe baben fi6 bic @ebdus
li1teiten permebrt.
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Surge sftubertleiber BON 6b c8. bis $3.50.
@etetd)nete unb einfa9e Sdmeiaer bon 124
Gents auftp6rtS.
8oroirte 1leberfleiber gu 50 unb aufpdrts.
Boroirte @afbinir ScarfS bon $l.5O-$2.
S9barae nnb farbise Seriebs au 81, 1,25,
1.5O, 50 unb aufpdrts.
9atnelt 9trampfiorten.
Braune 8albrissan, gutter AuaIitat, au 10,
II, 10, 10, 20, 25, 30 Gts. unb aufpdrts.
Ginfarbise 9triin,pfe-au 10, IL, Is, 90,
25 Gents unb anfmdrts.
@infabe unb 2urus @eibenitriin,bfe fit
Wtdb9en nnb &inber, in allen Sarben unb su
allen Rreifen.
Goriettz9eparteruett.
Son @orfetts balten mir bic $50 8one", bic
Warner 8roS., in allen Graben, bic 6. So,
oie ~. 81, Die 81. s." unb biele anbere
Warfen, 3u 4n, SO, rs gts. nns ST..
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Yaraiol : 9epartente1tt.

@ir babsn oas bel weitem srObte unb boll.
ftanoigite Enforcement bon einfaden uno 2u-
rus. @onnenfflirmen in ber Gtabt.
S9par3ieioene Rarafols- IS cs. Bis 81.
S9iparae Itlas. Sdirme bon 1856.
S9barae atlaS. S6irme gefiittert unb nit
Spisenranb bon $225-$15.
Garbige @arafols uusefiit!erte--1.25 Bis S..
Garbtge Raraiols, sefiitterte, nit Spiben.
ranb-Son ESQ bis $12.
ainber'@arafOls sn a5, 50, 75 es. u. 81.
9an1en @eibwaaren.
9enaoen, boue @r0Be, bon 45 cs. bis au $4.
gange Senoen, bon 10 es. bis gu 81.
@oriett'9Seiten aller @r0Ben, bon 40 Gents
Bis 5u $1.5o.
Sommer @auae lleberipeFen, in gr0Ben bon
2s-44, gu 40, SO unb so gts.
Cine babf9e IuSnabl bon Sill u. Spiben-
bauben fiir Ginber bon 25 cs. bis So.
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DW Die befouute gi5en : geoore,

sW Die betannte giien Waarens
9anblung BON RiebeI & 9ips
erlaubt fid5 bierbur@, ibrenRunben, tuie
oem pmblifum i'm Mgemeinen anauaeis
gen. baB 6err s.. &iebeI am Is. sSuni
,. Sbs. aastrat, wobingegen 9err 6.
2aarmann, friiber in @albeIton, in
@emeinf6aft NIT 9errn Sips bic ssirma
unter benz Namen Sips & 6aars
N ann tn unberdnberter Weiie forts
feBen tperben.